NSFW: Sexual "reassignment" surgery has been pursued as a radical experiment on human bodies. Early procedures were characterised by anatomical amputation, functional destruction, and crude morphological approximation. No true reconstruction was achieved, only surgical illusion.
Building two underwater tunnels linking Northern Ireland to Scotland, then Gibraltar to Morocco, would give England strategic control of the trade across the Britannic Isles, Europe, and Africa. All for the annual price of a month's NHS spending. Whoever controls global trade commands world affairs.
Should the state treat violent political action as a special category of crime, or simply as ordinary criminality? A little-known paper from 1977 contains a fascinating history of Parliamentary dysfunction more relevant to today's climate than anyone might realise.
Wales should compete with Northern Ireland in becoming the UK's Singapore, as outlined in the R last week. Or join them. We are uniquely placed on the mainland for access to the Channel Tunnel and renewable tidal energy to reliably power technology companies. We'll race our Irish brothers to it.
Digital ID isn't merely a cybersecurity catastrophe waiting to happen. It will do nothing to stop illegal immigration or illegal working, but will be abused as a political mechanism to revoke access to everyday things ordinary people need. As always, the cure is yet again worse than the disease.
Bioleninism argues regimes secure power by elevating low-status groups, granting them status or rewards which foster dependence. This loyalty explains identity politics, leftward drift, and enduring regime cohesion in modern Labour governments which is justified by the religion of Intersectionality.
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The Great Repeal program requires a terrifying threat to undergird its revolutionary tensile strength. The Oblivion Act is the most radical bill in British history: it wipes all legislation passed by Parliament, entirely, other than what we explicitly save.
As part of the Great Repeal program, the BPA deals with the despicable moral evils our country permits: foeticide, mercy killing, animal cruelty, malignant academia, Islamic dress, porn, cousin marriage, transgenderism, doxxing, reputation destruction, gay surrogacy, paternity fraud, and more.
Fragmented political parties can be transformed into individual "laboratories of democracy" which target specific electoral niche voting blocs, then fuse together as a cartel to overcome the FPTP system using implosion weapon mechanics. Electoral mad science only seems mad until... it works.
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Our bill integrates a research-driven 75-year rolling definition of indigeneity for the first time, and ties nationality exclusively to the events of birth, marriage, and death. A simple decision tree quickly categorises anyone, handles edge cases, and scales effortlessly for centuries ahead.
British judges can secretly gag legal proceedings and ban reporting their very existence. Revealing that a superinjunction exists can itself be contempt of court, creating invisible censorship where the public cannot know what they're forbidden to discuss.
Why waste time squabbling with EU bureaucrats about trade borders when we could abolish taxes and tariffs altogether, stimulating a huge surge in economic growth and prosperity for the country's poorest region? From problem child to Cayman-style economic laboratory: a Sovereign Economic Zone.
The Great Repeal program requires a terrifying threat to undergird its revolutionary tensile strength. The Oblivion Act is the most radical bill in British history: it wipes all legislation passed by Parliament, entirely, other than what we explicitly save.
As part of the Great Repeal program, the BPA deals with the despicable moral evils our country permits: foeticide, mercy killing, animal cruelty, malignant academia, Islamic dress, porn, cousin marriage, transgenderism, doxxing, reputation destruction, gay surrogacy, paternity fraud, and more.
Britain is no longer a rich country, or a free country. Our constitution has been smashed into 1000 pieces, its existence hidden from the normal man. This article explains what to do when police attempt to use that mashed-up constitution to choke you to death, for tweeting (God forbid).
The bearing of arms has always formed a shared civic stewardship duty in England where the citizen is a lawful auxiliary to peacekeeping. Women, and those in rural/under-policed areas deserve the capacity to protect themselves. ESDA establishes the Defence Firearm Certificate to restore this trust.
Museums are increasingly removing ancient human remains from display due to cultural sensitivity concerns and repatriation demands, but this trend of indulging the primitive beliefs of animism risks losing invaluable scientific knowledge and public connection to human history.
Caught between junkie messiahs, violent zealots, and a media desperate for monsters; from slick studio shoots to coke-fuelled afterparties, from rallies to vicious rifts. Idealism can curdle into corruption, and those who claim to fight hate often feed it the most.
The sugar high of mass money-printing is concealing an emerging financial depression worse than anything we have seen in a century, driven by fatal government borrowing to pay for socialism. The labour shock of mass layoffs by emaciated small businesses employing AI means growth cannot fix it.
Before the backlogged judiciary resorts to automation, it should consider how desperate measures could compound problems which exist already. Although admin tasks might be simplified, AI is over-hyped, Americanised, and cannot draw upon the wisdom or uncommon knowledge of human judges.
For three years, Labour activists have demanded transparency into proceedings brought against former chief whip Nick Brown related to historical sexual abuse, which the party did not disclose to the police and tabloid reporters indicate are gagged with a superinjunction. They say there are more.